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IPOPHL Accords Four Utility Model Certificates to CLSU

May. 25, 2022

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The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) - Bureau of Patents accorded Central Luzon State University (CLSU) four Utility Model (UM) certificates for generated technologies on May 19, 2022. The UM certificates with a validity of seven years were given to the following technologies: “Preparation of a Pelletized Goat Feed” and “Chocolate-Flavored Goats Milk Drink” developed by the Small Ruminant Center (SRC), “An Improve testing Process for the Efficacy of the Phytoandrogen feed in Tilapia Sex Reversal” by the College of Fisheries (CF), and the “Plastic Biogas Digester” developed by the Philippine-Sino Center for Agricultural Technology (PhilSCAT). The certification for the pelletized goat feed discloses the economical process of preparing and packaging a pelletized forage-based feed for lactating dairy goats with Indigofera zollingeriana leaves as one of the ingredients in the feed. This project was initiated by then SRC director and now University President Edgar A. Orden, while the UM for chocolate-flavored goat’s milk drink was developed by Ms. Leny Lyn Del Rosario as part of the SRC’s product development project. Meanwhile, the certification on the assay of testing the efficacy of a tilapia feed that contains pollen powder from the Benguet pine, Pinus kesiya as the main component for tilapia sex reversal treatment was a project led by Dr. Ravelina Velasco, dean of the CF. Moreover, the certification for plastic biogas digester which produces biogas from animal manure as a source of renewable energy was awarded to the team headed by Dr. Emmanuel Sicat, former PhilSCAT Director. These technologies were applied for registration in 2019.

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CLSU Educators Present Landmark Studies on Teaching and Leadership at National RITE NOW Webinar

Central Luzon State University (CLSU) solidified its position as a driver of educational policy and practice as faculty researchers from the College of Education (CEd) and Institute of Graduate Studies (IGS) presented landmark research findings at the national Research Initiatives in Teacher Education (RITE) Network of Webinars (NOW) on October 28. The featured session highlighted the project "Identifying Exemplary Practices of Teachers and Educational Leaders," led by Dr. Regidor G. Gaboy alongside a distinguished panel of CLSU educators and researchers. The presentation emphasized research-backed solutions to optimize teacher preparation, professional learning pathways, and educational leadership development across four distinct areas of study. In the first study, Dr. Abigail P. Simbre explored the traits of standout educators through stakeholder narratives in "The Anatomy of Distinguished Teachers." Building on administrative perspectives, Dr. Mark Gill M. Mercado presented the second study, which examined effective management strategies in "Identifying Best Practices of School Heads." Shifting the focus to higher-level guidance, Dr. Ma. Ruby Hiyasmin M. Delos Santos led the third study on "Defining Excellence in Leadership" by identifying key qualities of exemplary supervisors. Finally, Dr. Joel M. Torres presented the fourth study, titled "Who Could Mentor Teachers?", which examined the essential characteristics and strategies of top teacher-educators. Through their active participation in the RITE NOW platform, CEd and IGS faculty members continue to demonstrate academic rigor and leadership in national teacher education reform, curriculum alignment, and policymaking. The national RITE Project is implemented by the Philippine Normal University (PNU) and funded by the Teacher Education Council (TEC).

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CLSU Secures 100% CHED Program Compliance Milestone

Central Luzon State University (CLSU) has achieved 100% compliance with the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Certificate of Program Compliance (COPC) requirements across all undergraduate and graduate degree offerings. This milestone was reached after CHED issued COPCs for the university's final three pending programs: the Master of Science in Education major in Home Economics, Educational Management, and Mathematics. With this full attainment, every academic program at CLSU strictly adheres to CHED’s Policies, Standards, and Guidelines (PSGs). This success highlights the collective effort across all programs to elevate our quality standards and align our academic offerings with national benchmarks. At its core, this milestone reinforces public trust in CLSU while ensuring students receive a high-quality education that directly responds to the evolving demands of industry and society. #SievingForExcellence

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CLSU Demonstrates Excellence with Above-National Performance in Chemistry Licensure Exams

Central Luzon State University (CLSU) maintained its outstanding performance in the recent Chemist and Chemical Technician Licensure Examinations, surpassing national benchmarks across both examinations. In the Chemical Technician Licensure Examination, the University posted a 96.15% passing rate among first-time takers and a 100% success rate among re-examiners, totaling 27 successful examinees. This yielded an overall institutional passing rate of 96.43%, significantly outperforming the national passing rate of 76.48%. Similarly, in the Chemist Computer-Based Licensure Examination, CLSU achieved an 86.67% passing rate for first-time examinees and 83.33% for re-examiners. This resulted in an overall institutional passing rate of 85.71% with 18 successful passers, thereby exceeding the national passing rate of 76.48%. These strong results reflect CLSU's continued dedication to academic quality and strong instruction in the chemical sciences.

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